I wonder if this will close the Starship launch window starting at 5:45pm EST. The FAA issued the commercial launch license earlier today. That launch is under a separate set of "commercial space rules", but presumably they need to coordinate with air traffic control.

Update: Starship launched on schedule.

https://www.fly.faa.gov/adv/advADB

edit: #121 does load eventually:

https://www.fly.faa.gov/adv/adv_otherdis?adv_date=11132026&a...

  The Most Recent ATCSCC Advisory
  ATCSCC ADVZY 121 DCC 11/13/2026 REROUTE CANCELLATION
  MESSAGE: FC  A001:STARSHIP_WEST HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
  
  REMARKS: CANCELS ADVZY 036.
  ASSOCIATED RESTRICTIONS: 
  
  EFFECTIVE TIME: 132305-140040
  SIGNATURE: 26/11/13 23:05

Countdown continues: T-20m, according to the official SpaceX livestream at https://studio.x.com/embed/broadcast/2brajgZlOKRMka

Maybe not the launch but I wonder about the booster catch. Planes probably know to stay out of the area already.

I mean they should already be in a situation where no planes are scheduled to fly there, and now there will be even less planes. So seems like an ok situation for them.

I guess if some plane needs to do an emergency detour threw threw that space, but that seems unlikely.

otoh, the reason they normally need to communicate with atc is that there normally are planes

Gotta say man, I don't think that's gonna be a top priority for most people